"I Have to Have" is a modern urban romance drama shot by the famous director Teng Huatao, starring Chen Kun, Lin Xinru and Yang Xue, telling a complex and subtle love triangle. In the play, Ke Lei (played by Chen Kun) is a young man who struggles in Beijing, and he falls in love with the doctor Su Yan (played by Yang Xue) at first sight, but he doesn't know that Su Yan already has a fiancé. Ke Lei always insisted on his love for Su Yan in his heart, but he chose to only maintain a friend relationship with her and avoid talking about love.
Su Yan also slowly developed feelings for Ke Lei, but because of her commitment, she didn't dare to take a step easily towards her feelings. The relationship between the two is like a love tug-of-war, sometimes close, sometimes distant, full of subtle tension.
On the other hand, Si Jiayi (played by Ruby Lin), Ke Lei's high school classmate, has a lively and cheerful personality and dares to love and hate. She loved Ke Lei deeply, and in order to get close to him, she even moved to his house and "cohabited" with him. Si Jiayi not only helped Ke Lei pursue Su Yan, but also didn't want to see him unhappy, and gradually moved Ke Lei with her sincerity and enthusiasm. But unfortunately, Ke Lei didn't notice Si Jiayi's deep affection for him, and even got bored because she was too involved in her life, hoping that she could return to her own life.
This drama profoundly depicts the struggle and growth of people in the modern city in love and emotional entanglement, and shows the sweetness and pain of urban young people in the pursuit of love and happiness through complex character relationships and emotional entanglements.
In the urban romance drama "I Have to Have", the climax of the plot occurs when Su Yan's fiancé suddenly appears, revealing the delicate relationship between Su Yan and Ke Lei. This incident triggered a series of emotional conflicts and moral choices, leaving both Ke Lei and Su Yan in a deep predicament. They are faced with the difficult choice of whether to let go of the past and bravely pursue true love. At the same time, Si Jiayi is also standing at an emotional crossroads, can she let go of the people she loves and wish them happiness?
This plot not only profoundly reveals the love outlook and life attitude of urban young people, but also makes the audience feel the sweetness and bitterness of love through delicate emotional descriptions and real character building. At the same time, this drama has also triggered people's deep thinking about love and life choices.
The strength of "Must Be Her" lies in the natural and smooth performance of its actors, the tight and interesting plot rhythm, and the right amount of music. Together, these elements provide an audio-visual feast for the audience. However, the series also has some shortcomings, such as the cliché nature of some plots, the simplification of individual characters, and the oversimplification of some conflict resolutions. Despite this, overall, "Must Be Her" is still an excellent romantic drama worth watching, and it has attracted the attention of the audience with its unique charm and has become a bright pearl in the urban love theme.